Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

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West Point.
The steamer Ariel carried about 300
persons last night on her excursion to
Old Point, &c.
DR.. @. Watson James returned from
the Warm Springs last night much i'm
proved IN health.
Miss Kate johnson, OF 613 east Broad
street, left yesterday for Charlottesville
on visit to her sister.
Miss Emma Ford has returned to the
city after three weeks visit to rela-
tons in Hanover county.
Mr.. George P. Shackleford, of
Church Hill, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Schenk, of York county.
Mr.. Ernest L. Boiling, who has been
spending the summer in the country,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. w. A. Solomons, after q plea
SAINT visit TO relatives at Marlborough,
Va, has returned to the city.
Miss Maggie L. Traylor, of Peters
burg. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. George
Faulkner, of west Clay street.
Miss Stella Burr has returned to the
city after lengthy visit to her cousin,
Miss Chernault, of Farmville.
Miss Mollie Leonard, of Fredericks-
burg, is visiting her Cousins, the Misses
Kerse, of west Marshall street
The steamship Old Dominion, which
arrived yesterday afternoon, landed
forty passengers from New York.
Miss Bessie Coleman, of Mannbo-
rough, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w.
A. Solomons, 100 west Main street.
Miss Mary L. Richardson, of 20O3
east Broad, has returned after visit
of four weeks to Gloucester county.
Deputy Treasurer T. A. Long, Of
Rockingham, was at the Capitol yester-
day settling his accounts with the Au-
ditOr.
Mr.. C. p. johnson, OF the Bradstreet
Mercantile Agency, has returned from
brief visit to friends in Spotsylyania
county.
Misses Katie and Lulie Moore, Of
Church Hill, left Thursday to visit
relatives in Washington, ID. c., and
Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. Willie w. Wakefield, of Union
Hill, left yesterday to visit friends and
relatives in New York, Philadelphia,
and Massachusetts.
Mr.. Andrew Thorpe, of 1912 west
Floyd street, has returned home after
a six weeks visit to friends and relatives
in Fluvanna county.
Miss Belle de Nordendorf, of north
Fourth street, has returned to the city
after five weeks visit to her cousin i'll
Columbia, Fluvanna county.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the cases of the parties charged
with being implicated in tho Montague
robbery were again continued.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing Frank Ferguson (coloredD was fined
SO and costs for being disorderly on
the street and resisting the police.
Miss Grille Jenkins, who has been
spending some time in the country
with relatives and friends, has returned
to her home, 1925 west Clay street.
Misses Mamie and Oracle Hill,
daughters of Rowland Hill, Esq, re-
turned on Friday night from two
months visit to Michigan and Ohio.
The Rev. Mr.. Scbaeffer, who has been
on a months visit TO Rural Retreat, has
returned home and will preach to his
congregation this morning and to-
night.
DR.. J. A. White will leave this eve
ming to attend the international Medi-
cal Congress at Washington. Heis Sc
cretaIy of the eye department of the
congress.
Mrs. Julia Ferrandini returned home
Yesterday after brief visit to her son,
Mr.. Antonio FerrandiDi, who is taking
the summer course of law at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Mrs. j. S. Dodson and daughters,
Misses Katie and Mary, of the Ameri-
can Hotel, have returned from the sea-
shore. On their way home they spent
several days with frle nds IN Harrison
burg ard Baltimore.
The Newport-News and Mississippi
Valley Louisville express, due here at
$40 last night, arrived one hour and a
half behind time. The delay was due
TO the breaking down of the engine
west of the White Sulphur Springs.
The excursionists from Battle Creek,
Detroit. Lansing. and other Michigan
towns, and Columbus, Dayton, Toledo,
Xenia, and Sandusky, Ohio, who ar
rived in the city Friday night vid the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, spent yes
terday viewing various points of in
terest about the city, dined at 2. NJ,
and left on the o'clock train for Old
Point.
One of the horses attached to an ice.
wagon of the Transparent-lce Com
pany became unmanageable yesterday
morning on Governor street near Main.
In attempting to quiet him the driver,
Joseph Wilson, received kick on one
of his legs just on the knee. He was
taken into the store of Weisiger &
Tiffany and medical attention rendered.
After this he was taken home. His in
Jury was quite painful. Another driver
was sent for, and finally managed to
get this bad horse out the traces and
drove off with the team.
The following Richmond persons
took part in the fancy dress ball given
at Cold Sulphur Springs last Monday
night Mrs. Martha Washington"
Mrs. j. NJ. Baldwin f; "Maud Muller"
Miss Byrd Bennett ; outlet" Mrs. Il.
Il. Alvey "Folly," Miss Bessie Va
shon Gypsy Countess" Miss Irene
O. Bossieux "Autnmn," Misses Ca
milla 2. Alsop AID Elise W. Goddin
"Flower Girl" Miss Lizzie Deaton I;
"Old Woman" Thomas Alsop; cred
Riding Hood" Miss Bessie Siggins /;
LADY of Fashion," Miss Maria Jones (;
Judge" B. Il. Lipscomb; Colonial
Gentlemen, +. Il. Johnston, J. H. Sig
gins, and A. b. Alsor "Spanish Lady"
Miss Lucy Mayo; Military Officer"
E. A. Shepherd pages Masters
Pollard Cardozo, Willie Shepherd, and
Robert Alsop; "Flowers," Miss Juliet
Vashon.
Cerneau Scoich-Rtte HasOnry.
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